Seen at Cannes International Film Festival 2016 Format: Cinema Release date: 18 November 2016 Distributor: Dogwoof Director: Jim Jarmusch USA 2016 108 mins Jim Jarmusch’s film strikes a fine balance between a serious and comprehensive appraisal of The Stooges’ career. Gimme Danger is the second film by Jim Jarmusch to be premiering at this year’s … Continue reading Gimme Danger
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